Winco 6910 Owners Operating & Maintenance Manual

Brand: Winco

Model: 6910

Category: Massagers

Type: Owners Operating & Maintenance Manual

This manual is also suitable for

OWNER’S OPERATING &

MAINTENANCE MANUAL

PLEASE DO NOT DISCARD THIS MANUAL! KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AND TRAINING

Elite & XL Elite

Care Cliner

Swing-Arm & XL Swing-Arm

Care Cliner

Care Cliner &

XL Care Cliner

Drop-Arm & XL Drop-Arm

Care Cliner

Designer

Care Cliner

(6530 Shown) (6550 Shown)

(6940 Shown)

(6910 Shown)

(6700 Shown)

TABLE OF CONTENTS/WARRANTY

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION...........................................................................................2-3

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS......................................................…...........................................…......4

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................….........5-8

GENERAL MAINTENANCE....................................................……...............................................9-10

PARTS LIST GUIDE / SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................…........11-12

HEAT & MASSAGE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS........................................................................13

OPTIONS FOR CARE CLINERS......................................................................................................14

CONTACT & WARRANTY INFORMATION..........................................................…....BACK COVER

Winco assumes no responsibility for damage or injury caused by the improper

assembly, installation, use or maintenance of these products.

UNPACKING

1. CAREFULLY EXAMINE YOUR PRODUCT FOR ANY DAMAGE. INSPECT ALL COMPONENTS.

IF DAMAGE IS EVIDENT, CONTACT FREIGHT CARRIER OR WINCO IMMEDIATELY.

2. REMOVE ALL PACKING MATERIAL AND HARDWARE THAT WAS SECURED FOR SHIPPING.

3. CAREFULLY REMOVE ALL OF THE COMPONENTS FROM THE CARTON.

4. SAVE ALL BOXES AND PACKING MATERIAL UNTIL AFTER YOU HAVE ASSEMBLED YOUR

PRODUCT AND HAVE VERIFIED THAT ALL COMPONENTS ARE FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.

(IF DAMAGE IS EVIDENT, CONTACT THE FREIGHT CARRIER OR WINCO IMMEDIATELY!)

Products with the following markings are intended for commercial use only.

IMPORTANT!

PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE USING CHAIR. DO NOT INSTALL, MAINTAIN

OR OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT WITHOUT READING AND FOLLOWING THIS MANUAL.

OTHERWISE INJURY AND/ OR DAMAGE MAY RESULT.

THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE

WITHOUT NOTICE. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!

NO PART OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE DUPLICATED IN ANY FORM WITHOUT THE PRIOR

CONSENT OF WINCO, INC. UNAUTHORIZED DUPLICATION MAY RESULT IN CIVIL

PROSECUTION TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW.

This manual covers the following models: 6530,6531,6540,6541,6550,6551,6570,6571,6700,6900,6910,6940,6950

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ

FOR PRODUCTS WITH POWERED OPTIONS (Heat, Massage, etc...)

Read all instructions before using this product.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS - SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce the risk of electric shock when using an electrical appliance, basic precautions

should always be followed, including the following:

DANGER - Always unplug this product from the electrical outlet before cleaning, maintenance or when putting

on or taking off parts.

WARNING:

1. Unplug this product from the electrical outlet if this product is not to be used for extended periods of time.

2. Supervision should be provided when this product is used by, on, or near children, invalids, or disabled persons.

3. Use this product only for its intended use as described in this manual. Do not use attachments not recommended

by the manufacturer.

4. Never operate this product if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working properly, if it has been dropped or

damaged, or dropped into water. Return the product to an authorized Winco service center.

5. DO NOT carry or pull this product by power supply cord or use the cord as a handle.

6. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.

7. Do not use outdoors.

8. To disconnect, turn all controls to the "off" position, then remove plug from outlet. Do not "yank" cord.

9. Clean switch with a damp cloth only – Warranty will be VOID if liquid is introduced into switch mechanism.

10. Use only a certiﬁ ed extension cord that is rated at 15 amperes; extension cords rated for less amperage may

over heat. Care should be taken to arrange the cord so that the cord cannot be pulled or tripped over.

11. DO NOT run recliner or other equipment over cord.

12. Recliner comes with a grounded three blade plug, if the plug does not ﬁ t into the outlet; contact a certiﬁ ed

electrician to install the proper outlet. DO NOT MODIFY THE PLUG IN ANY WAY.

DANGER:

i) Never insert pins, or attach other metallic fasteners into/onto the upholstery of this chair.

ii) Do not use this product if the covering shows signs of deterioration, such as checking, blistering, or cracking.

iii) KEEP DRY - Do not operate in a wet condition or environment.

WARNING:

i) Long term, continuous exposure to heat may cause burns. It is recommended that skin in contact with heated

area be checked for redness and blistering during long term usage. Do not use on an infant, invalid or unconscious

person. Do not use on insensitive skin or on a person with poor blood circulation. If you are uncertain if you

should use this product, please consult your physician about the use of heat and massage.

ii) Do Not Crush/Pinch heating elements or wiring.

WARNING: Connect this product to a properly grounded outlet only. (see grounding instructions, pg 3)

IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ

DO NOT LIFT OR CHANGE CHAIR POSITION BY USING THE LEGREST.

THIS COULD CAUSE INJURY TO USER OR DAMAGE TO THE RECLINE

MECHANISM AND WILL VOID WARRANTY.

ALWAYS CHANGE POSITION FROM BACK OF CHAIR.

1. READ AND FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS.

2. Keep children away from extended foot support (or other similiar parts).

3. DO NOT put hands, feet or clothing into any openings when changing positions on recliner.

Attendant MUST confirm that users arms, legs, hands and feet are safe while changing recliner

positions or SERIOUS INJURY MAY RESULT.

4. Lock casters at all times, except when transporting chair.

5. STAY CLEAR of the recliner mechanisms.

6. DO NOT use recliner for transporting in or with ANY type of vehicle or trailer. Winco recliners

have not been tested or approved for use by an occupant in any type of vehicle or trailer.

7. NEVER use the chair arms or backrest as a seat; SERIOUS INJURY or damage may occur.

8. Periodically check the tightness of all nuts, bolts and screws.

9. Immediately REMOVE FROM SERVICE; Any recliner with broken recline

mechanisms, torn upholstery, or other mechanical or visible damage.

10. NEVER transport user with chair arms in an "open or down" position. Applies to Drop-Arm &

Swing-Arm models.

11. USE ONLY WINCO AUTHORIZED REPLACEMENT PARTS.

12. NEVER EXCEED the recommended weight capacity - see pages 11-12.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS:

This product must be grounded. If it should malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least

resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is equipped with a cord

having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an

appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and

ordinances.

DANGER - Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric

shock. Check with a qualiﬁ ed electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is

properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the product - if it will not ﬁ t the outlet, have a

proper outlet installed by a qualiﬁ ed electrician.

This product is for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit and has a grounding plug. Make sure that the product

is connected to an outlet having the same conﬁ guration as the plug. No adapter should be used with this

product.

For an added level of safety; Winco recommends the use of a 120 volt GFCI (ground fault circuit

interruptor) outlet.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

BACK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Remove back assembly and chair frame from carton.

NOTE: Heat Only and Heat & Massage chairs, AVOID disconnecting any "chair to back" wires.

NOTE: Make sure the footrest is in closed position before installing the back.

2. Lock all casters on chair base. (see Lock/Unlock Casters page 6)

4. Remove the 2 sets of washers, clevis & bow-tie cotter pins located on the bottom L&R Forks of the Back Frame.

DO NOT LOSE THESE PARTS, YOU WILL NEED THEM AGAIN! (FIG. 1)

5. Position the Back Frame Forks (see diagrams pages 11 & 12) over the Seat Frame Rails and align holes (FIG 1).

HELPFUL HINT: Align holes on Lower Back Frame while allowing the Upholstered Back to rest on the seat; This will

help you steady the chair back.

**If possible have someone help you hold the back assembly while you install pins**

6. Align & insert clevis pins (removed in step 3) through each Back Frame Fork and corresponding hole in the Seat

Frame.

•The small hole in the clevis pin MUST be to the OUTSIDE of the chair. (FIG.2)

•Make sure pin goes through holes in seat frame tube, NOT UNDER SEAT FRAME TUBE.

Install washer & insert bow-tie cotter pins into small holes on each clevis pin. (FIG.2)

7. Remove & save the clevis and bow-tie cotter pin from the Operator (located on end of the Gas Spring; XL models will

have two Gas Springs & Operators). Align Operator holes between the Seat Frame bracket holes on Seat Frame

assembly. Install the saved clevis and bow-tie cotter pin through the aligned holes. (FIG. 3)

(Repeat 7 for XL chairs with twin Gas Springs)

FIG. 2 FIG. 3

FIG. 1 4

BACK ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Remove back assembly and chair frame from carton.

NOTE: Heat Only and Heat & Massage chairs, AVOID disconnecting any "chair to back" wires.

NOTE: Make sure the footrest is in closed position before installing the back.

2. Lock all casters on chair base. (see Lock/Unlock Casters page 6)

3. If your chair is a 653# or 654# model, see side panel removal on PAGE 7.

4. Remove the 2 sets of clevis & bow-tie cotter pins located on the bottom L&R Forks of the Back Frame.

DO NOT LOSE THESE PARTS, YOU WILL NEED THEM AGAIN! (FIG. 1)

5. Position the Back Frame Forks (see diagrams pages 11 & 12) over the Seat Frame Rails and align holes (FIG 1).

HELPFUL HINT: Align holes on Lower Back Frame while allowing the Upholstered Back to rest on the seat; This will

help you steady the chair back.

**If possible have someone help you hold the back assembly while you install pins**

6. Align & insert clevis pins (removed in step 4) through each Back Frame Fork and corresponding hole in the Seat Frame.

•The small hole in the clevis pin MUST be to the INSIDE of the chair. (FIG.2)

•MODELS 670, 690, & 691 ONLY: The clevis pin can only be installed with the small pin hole to the OUTSIDE

of the chair.

•Make sure pin goes through holes in seat frame tube, NOT UNDER SEAT FRAME TUBE.

•Insert bow-tie cotter pins into small hole of each clevis pin. (FIG.2)

7. Remove & save the clevis pins and bow-tie cotter pin from the Operator (located on end of the Gas Spring;

XL models will have two Gas Springs & Operators). Align Operator holes between the Seat Frame bracket holes on

Seat Frame assembly. Install the saved clevis and bow-tie cotter pin through the aligned holes. (FIG. 3)

Make sure all bow tie cotter pins are securely inserted in all clevis pins and that cable end is attached through slot of

Operator. Failure to securely insert the bow tie cotter pins into the clevis pin could cause the clevis pins to fall out and

result in injury or damage to the chair.

Bow Tie Cotter Pin

Clevis Pin

FIG. 2 FIG. 3

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

RECLINING THE CARE CLINER

ALL CHAIRS HAVE 3 STANDARD POSITIONS

PLUS INFINITE POSITIONING THRU TRENDELENBERG*

(*WHEN GAS SPRING IS ENGAGED FROM 3rd RECLINE POSITION)

1. From the #1 (SEATED UPRIGHT) position, grip the arm

rests and simultaneously lean body weight back.

Push rearward with your arms until desired recline

position #2 (TV) or #3 (RECLINE) is reached. (FIG.1)

NOTE: The footrest will automatically elevate.

2. An attendant can also recline the chair to position #2 or #3

by simply grasping the armrest with one hand, AND the top

of the chair back with the other; Then push down on the

back of the chair. (FIG.2)

NOTE: This applies ONLY to positions 2 & 3, and NOT

engaging the gas spring for additional back recline.

3. TRENDELENBURG & INFINITE POSITIONING (or

lowering the back farther than the 3rd position) can ONLY

be performed by an attendant. The gas spring MUST be

engaged by squeezing the Release Handle on the upper-

back of the backrest. (FIG. 3 & 4)

DO NOT FORCE back of chair downward without

squeezing the Release Handle. This can damage the

chair . The chair back will stay in any of the addtional

positions when you remove your hands from the Release

Handle.

4. To bring the chair back upwards from infinite positioning,

squeeze and release the Release Handle until the

desired position is achieved or chair back is fully upright.

IMPORTANT: Attendant must return the chair back to the

full upright position after patient exits chair & before

another patient enters chair.

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

NOTE: If the chair back does not recline when the

release bar is squeezed, or does not remain in correct

recline position when the release handle is released,

cable tension must be adjusted. Refer to Adjusting Gas

Spring on page 9.

DO NOT push or pull footrest to position chair.

DO NOT stand or sit on the footrest or legrest.

DO NOT place hands, legs or feet under seat, legrest

or footrest. Stay clear of recline mechanism.

KEEP CHILDREN AWAY from the underside of chair.

Injury may occur.

TRENDELENBERG POSITION

FIG. 4

LOCK/ UNLOCK CASTERS (FIG.1 - FIG.4)

(For 3" & 5" Nylon Casters and 5" Steel Casters)

1. Total-Lock casters will lock wheel and swivel mechanism

by using your foot & pushing down on the tab.

Location: Nylon Casters-All front and RIGHT rear

(LIGHT GREY TAB FIG.1 to FIG.2)

Steel Casters-All 4 casters

(FIG.3 to FIG.4)

Directional-Lock caster aids with the steering of the chair.

Location: Nylon Casters-Left rear ONLY (FIG. 1)

Steel Casters-NOT AVAILABLE

2. Release the locking mechanisms for BOTH nylon and

steel casters by pushing the above described tabs back to

horizontal position.

(NYLON FIG. 2 to FIG. 1) or (STEEL FIG. 4 to FIG. 3)

RAISE/ LOWER DROP-ARMS (FIG.5)

(For Drop-Arm Care Cliner Models ONLY)

BEFORE RAISING OR LOWERING, BE SURE USER IS

CLEAR OF DROP-ARM.

1. To Lower: Grasp armrest in center; use free hand to LIFT

the Drop-Arm Release Handle. Drop-Arm will disengage

and you can then lower it to the fully dropped position.

(FIG. 5)

2. To Raise: Firmly pull straight up in the center of the

armrest. Make sure both armrests are locked into

place before transporting user.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (cont'd)

FIG. 5

NOTE: Periodically lubricate the channels of the drop arms with your

approved silicone base lubricant spray to keep the parts moving freely.

FIG. 1 FIG. 2

FIG. 3 FIG. 4

DO NOT raise & lower Drop-Arms with tables in an

upright position. (Drop-Arm Care Cliner Models ONLY)

NOTE: The directional-lock tab ONLY prevents the caster from swiveling.

This caster can be installed on the FRONT-LEFT side of chair as a

steering option.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS cont'd.

SIDE PANEL - REMOVAL / REPLACEMENT

(For Care Cliner Models ONLY)

1. For ease of cleaning and chair maintenance;

Unscrew two (2) thumbscrews at the front

of chair and one (1) thumbscrew at the rear of

chair, on inside of each panel. (FIG. 1)

2. Replace panel and re-install three (3) thumb-

screws & clear washers (FIG.2) when

cleaning or maintenance of chair is complete.

FIG. 1

DROP-ARM VINYL PANEL

(For Drop-Arm Care Cliner Models ONLY)

1. The vinyl panel is secured to the bottom of the Drop-

Arm with a hook & loop fastener material. Peel hook

& loop apart to allow ease of cleaning and access

behind the Drop-Arm of the chair.

(FIG. 3 & 4)

2. Re-attach by aligning and firmly pressing the hook &

loop material back together.

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

FIG. 4

SWING-ARM OPERATION

(Models 6940 / 6950 only)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

TO POSITION SIDE TABLES (FIG.1)

1. To raise table, grasp center of table and gently

raise into place. Table will automatically lock into

place when released.

2. To lower table, grasp table at the center, raise and

pivot down in one movement.

VERSA-TABLE (FIG.2)

“Lap" Position

1. From the sitting position, raise table up (vertical).

2. Lower table over lap

“Away” Position

1. With the table in the “lap” position, push table

away from user.

“Side-Storage” Position (For chair entry & exit)

1. To return table to the side-storage position, pull

table into “lap” position.

2. Push table up into vertical position then slowly

lower table into its side-storage position.

PIVOT TABLE (FIG.3)

“Lap" Position

1. To place pivot-table in “lap” position, pivot the

table away from chair and pull over lap.

2. Tighten star-knob to secure the pivot-table in the

lap position

“Exit” Position

1. With the table in the “lap” position, loosen star

knob & push table away to exit chair.

Remove Pivot-Table

1. Loosen pivot-table star knob

2. Pull up on pivot-table until the table stem comes

out of the black bracket.

DO NOT drop Versa-Table into any position.

This could cause damage to the Versa-Table

FIG. 3

FIG. 2

FIG. 1

DO NOT lean or sit on side tables.

Tables may break and cause injury.

DO NOT allow patients to raise from chair

using side tables.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

ADJUSTING GAS SPRING

NOTE: Tension or "ease of movement" of the gas spring is set by factory and cannot be

changed. The following instruction is for adjusting the gas spring "release and engagement

points" for Trendelenburg or "deep recline" positions only.

1. Lock Casters (page 6). Remove cable from Operator and

loosen 11/16" hex nut on top of Operator. (FIG.1)

2. Have a second person hold the Back of chair steady and

remove the Bow-Tie Cotter Pin and Clevis Pin. (FIG.2)

The Operator can now be rotated on threaded end of Gas

Spring.

3. If Back of chair does not go into Trendelenburg by

squeezing handle; Rotate Operator as shown, one (1)

full revolution. (FIG. 3A)

If Back of chair goes into Trendelenburg WITHOUT

squeezing handle; Rotate Operator as shown one (1) full

revolution. (FIG. 3B)

4. Once you make an adjustment; Replace Clevis Pin and

Bow-Tie Cotter Pin. Squeeze release handle and recline

the back, to check for proper adjustment. Repeat above

steps as needed until correct release action is achieved.

TIGHTEN HEX NUT (that was loosened in step 1) once

Operator is adjusted properly.

ADJUSTING RECLINER MECHANISMS

1. Place chair on its side in the 2nd recline position.

Each chair has a L/R recline mechanism with two

(2) tension adjustments on each - Four (4) total.

Tension adjustment A controls the footrest and legrest

action. Tension adjustment B controls the recline

action from the 2nd to 3rd recline positions (FIG. 4)

2. Locate the two hex nuts (A or B) on the L&R recline

mechanisms. Use a 7/16" wrench and adjust both L&R

hex nuts one full revolution.

R to tighten or L to loosen. (FIG. 5)

3. Return recliner to upright position and check

recliner for reclining or legrest / footrest action.

Repeat step two if needed. Tighten hex nuts no more

than two full revolutions.

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

FIG. 5

FIG. 4

GENERAL MAINTENANCE (cont’d)

REPLACING RECLINING MECHANISM

1. Remove Care Cliner back and put aside.

(see Back Assembly Instructions page 4)

2. Position recliner so that the recline mechanism,

located on the chair frame, is accessible.

Remove the 4 bolts that attach the recline

mechanism to the chair frame.

(FIG 1)

3. Remove the recline mechanism, and the

attached Seat Frame assembly from the chair

Main Frame. Turn the Seat Frame & mechanism

assembly upside down on a table or other stable

surface. (FIG 2)

4. Remove all screws that attach Footrest, Mid-

Ottoman, Legrest, and Seat from the damaged

recline mechanism.

(FIG 3)

5. Re-attach the Seat, Legrest, Mid-Ottoman, and

Footrest to the new mechanism. Re-assemble

the Seat/Recline Mechanism Assembly to the

chair frame using (4) new locknuts and the

bolts that were previously removed. (FIG 1)

REGULARLY lubricate pivot points on the

Recline Mechanism with a silicone based

lubricant.

Once per week, position the Chair Back into

full recline position, squeeze release handle

and go to full Trendelenburg position. This will

keep the gas cylinder lubricated.

Periodically recheck tightness of all screws,

bolts and nuts.

IMPORTANT !

FIG. 1

FIG. 2

FIG. 3

GENERAL CARE & CLEANING

Remove hair & body oils; Your recliner should be

cleaned with mild soap & water solution and a damp

cloth on a regular basis (especially where skin &

hair make contact with upholstery). Avoid harsh

detergents or chemicals that could damage the

upholstery or finish of your recliner. If the recliner is

disenfected, the chair MUST be wiped off with ONLY

clean water on a damp cloth.

Note: Disinfectants alone, will not provide adequate

"grease or oil cutting" properties to remove hair &

skin oils. Over time, the appearance and feel of your

upholstery may diminish if not cleaned properly.

Please refer to the PERMABLOK

instruction tag that is attached to your Care Cliner

for complete care and cleaning instructions.

Retain information on tag for future use.

FOR FURTHER CLEANING INFORMATION VISIT:

http://www.wincomfg.com/permablok-info-and-cleaning-instructions

PARTS LIST GUIDE / SPECIFICATIONS

6530-6531 CARE CLINER

Seat Height ............................21”

Seat Width...............................21”

Back Width .............................21”

Overall Height ........................49”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 275 lbs.

Overall Width ....................32.25”

Back Height Above Seat......31.5”

Seat Depth..............................20”

Weight ..............................94 lbs.

Seat Height .............................21”

Seat Width ....6900=21” 6910=25"

Back Width ....6900=21” 6910=25"

Overall Height .....................48.5”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 6900=275 lbs. 6910=450 lbs.

Overall Width................ 6900=33.5”

6910=37.5"

Back Height Above Seat..........32.5”

Seat Depth..................................20”

Weight 6900=100 lbs. 6910=123 lbs.

6900-6910 ELITE CARE CLINER (6900 shown)

6570-6571 XL DROP-ARM CARE CLINER

Seat Height ...........................21”

Seat Width...............................25”

Back Width .............................25”

Overall Height ........................49”

Overall Width .......................37.75”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 450 lbs.

Back Height Above Seat......31.5”

Seat Depth..............................20”

Drop Arm Height To Floor.......21”

Weight .............................111 lbs.

6540-6541 XL CARE CLINER

Seat Height ............................21”

Seat Width ..............................25”

Back Width .............................25”

Overall Height ........................49”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 450 lbs.

Overall Width.......................36.25”

Back Height Above Seat......31.5”

Seat Depth...............................20”

Weight .............................111 lbs.

6700 PREMIER CARE CLINER

Seat Height .........................20.5”

Seat Width...............................22”

Back Width .............................22”

Overall Height ........................47”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 275 lbs.

Overall Width .......................32”

Back Height Above Seat......29.5”

Seat Depth...........................19.5”

Weight ...............................95 lbs.

6940-6950 SWING-ARM CARE CLINER (6940 shown)

Seat Height .............................21”

Seat Width ...6940=21" 6950=25"

Back Width ..6940=21” 6950=25"

Overall Height ....................48.5”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 6940=275 lbs. 6950=450 lbs.

Overall Width ..................6940=33.5”

6950=37.5"

Back Height Above Seat............32.5”

Seat Depth....................................20”

Weight 6940=104 lbs. 6950=127 lbs.

Seat Height ............................21”

Seat Width...............................21”

Back Width .............................21”

Overall Height ........................49”

Overall Width .......................33.75”

Maximum Weight Capacity.... 275 lbs.

Back Height Above Seat......31.5”

Seat Depth..............................20”

Drop Arm Height To Floor.......21”

Weight .............................105 lbs.

6550-6551 DROP-ARM CARE CLINER

PARTS LIST GUIDE / SPECIFICATIONS

NOTE:

6530-1/6550-1/6700/6900/6940 Model Chairs have one Gas Spring.

6540-1/6570-1/6910/6950 (XL) Model Chairs have two Gas Springs.

HEAT & MASSAGE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

FIG. 1

HEAT & MASSAGE OPTIONS

Control is located on the inside of right arm of chair.

Heating: Push HEAT button - See indicator light on switch

3 Lights = High Heat / Bright Light

2 Lights = Medium Heat / Med Light

1 Lights = Low Heat / Dim Light

No Light = HEAT OFF

Allow 5-8 minutes for back and seat to warm to desired TEMP. setting.

Heat will automatically shut off after approximately 60 minutes. (Timer resets when switch is pressed)

Massage (optional): Push MASSAGE button

1X = Lower Back / Low Intensity

2X = Lower Back / High Intensity

3X = Upper & Lower Back / Low Intensity

4X = Upper & Lower Back / High Intensity

5X = MASSAGE OFF

Massage will automatically shut off after approximately 15 minutes. (Timer resets when switch is pressed)

Use a DAMP CLOTH ONLY to clean switch, wiring or power pack (located under seat frame).

If there is no heat or massage or flashing light on switch - check power cord connections to wall

outlet AND connection of power cord to power pack unit under chair.

If switch displays a flashing light; Check all accessible wire connectors under chair for possible

loose connections, then contact Winco customer service: 1-800-237-3377.

•

CORD STORAGE

(Models with Heat or Massage only)

1. Before transporting chair, or when heat & massage is

not in use, power cord should be coiled and stored in

the "Hook & Loop" fastener provided as shown, to

prevent tripping on cord, damage to cord, damage to

recliner, etc... (FIG. 1)

HEAT

MASSAGE

HEAT ONLY

Available on LEFT or RIGHT side

FOR MODELS......6700,6900,6910,6940,6950

OPTIONS FOR YOUR WINCO CARE CLINER

Heat & Massage

HM .....................................Heat & Massage

HT ..............................................Heat ONLY

AVAILABLE FOR ALL MODELS

IV Pole & Attachment

IV................................ IV Pole & Attachment

AVAILABLE FOR ALL MODELS

Leg Extensions

Leg Extensions raises chair 3"

RE00.........................................Round Leg Extension

SE00.........................................Square Leg Extension

RE00 for models........................................653#, 654#

SE00 for models......655#,657#,6900,6910,6940,6950

RE00 SE00

Liquicell® Armrest Covers

AC00..............................Armrest Covers (Pair)

ONLY AVAILABLE FOR 6900,6910,6940,6950

Side Cushion

SC00............................................Side Cushion

AVAILABLE FOR ALL MODELS

Versa-table

Available on LEFT or RIGHT side

FOR MODELS......6700,6900,6910,6940,6950

Pivot-table Oxygen Tank Holder

O2.....................................Oxygen Tank Holder

ONLY AVAILABLE FOR

6700,6900,6910,6940,6950

5516 Southwest 1st Lane

Ocala, Florida 34474

1-800-237-3377/ 352-854-2929/ Fax: 352-854-9544

e-mail: [email protected]

www.wincomfg.com

#006120 REV J 01-07-11 JWC

LIMITED WARRANTY

TERMS

Winco Mfg., LLC. warrants this product to be free of manufacturer’s defects in material and workmanship, provided that the product is

used according to normal operating conditions and proper maintenance intended by manufacturer. This warranty is available only to

the original retail purchaser, is non-transferable and commences on the date of retail sale; proof of purchase required.

LIMITED ONE YEAR COMPLETE PRODUCT WARRANTY: Winco Mfg., LLC. warrants the complete product for one (1) year. At

Winco Mfg., LLC. sole discretion, it may repair or replace any components freight free that are found

to be defective during the ﬁ rst year. Winco Mfg., LLC. shall not be liable for any labor, or any other

costs incurred as a result of or in conjunction with a warranty claim.

LIMITED THREE YEAR WARRANTY: Winco Mfg., LLC. warrants the recliner mechanisms, electrical components, vinyl [from

cracking or delaminating] pressurized gas springs, when new, for a period of three (3) years. At

Winco Mfg., LLC. sole discretion, it may repair or replace components found to be defective.

Winco Mfg., LLC. shall not be liable for any labor, shipping or any other costs incurred as a result of or

in conjunction with a warranty claim.

LIMITED LIFETIME CHAIR FRAME WARRANTY: Winco Mfg., LLC. warrants the steel chair frame, when new, for the lifetime

of the original purchaser. This limited warranty does not apply to paint/ﬁ nish or any components

attached to the frame such as; upholstery, foam, casters, mechanisms or related parts that are

covered under above warranties. Winco Mfg., LLC. shall not be liable for any labor, shipping or any

other costs incurred as a result of or in conjunction with a warranty claim.

The purchaser’s exclusive remedy under this warranty shall be limited to such repair or replacement of defective components at Winco

Mfg., LLC. sole discretion. For warranty service, contact the dealer that the product was originally purchased from or

Winco Mfg., LLC. directly. EXCLUSIONS

There are no other warranties, conditions, representations or guarantees, express or implied, made or intended by Winco Mfg., LLC.,

and all other warranties, conditions, representations or guarantees including any warranties, conditions, representations or

guarantees under any Sale of Good Act or Like legislation or statute is hereby expressly excluded. Any and all other implied warranties

shall not extend beyond the duration of the express warranty. Liability for incidental or consequential damages is excluded to the extent

permitted by law. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This

warranty gives you speciﬁ c legal rights. In addition you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.

GENERAL PROVISIONS

No warranty herein contained or set out shall apply when damage or repair is caused by any of the following:

1. Damage in transit.

2. Accident, alteration, abuse or misuse of product ie. exceeding weight capacities, applying inordinate pressure to

footrest/leg rest, use in Mental Health facilities or like institutions.

3. Fire, water damage, theft, war, riot, hostility, acts of God.

Examples contained in this list are not to be construed as all-inclusive.

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Model: 6910

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